Azimut 116

Onboard the Azimut 116

At 36 metres, the Azimut 116 sits at a scale where the layout still reads as a private residence rather than a floating venue: five cabins for up to 12 guests, arranged so that owner's party and guests keep their own distance without the yacht feeling stretched thin. The proportions suit groups who want proper cabins for an overnight or multi-day run, not just deck space for a day out — extended families, two or three couples travelling together, or a small corporate group who need to retire to separate quarters after dinner.

From Port Olímpic, the Azimut 116 is well suited to a Sitges day charter — the 35-kilometre run south gives the yacht room to settle into a cruising rhythm before anchoring off the bay, where guests can swim and go ashore for lunch before the return leg. The same yacht also works as the start of a longer passage: her size and cabin count make sense for owners considering a Balearics crossing, where five staterooms mean the trip doesn't ask guests to share space they'd rather not.

Choose the Azimut 116 if the brief is fewer than a dozen guests who want a full crewed yacht experience with real separation between cabins, rather than a yacht sized purely for day trips. Barcelona's harbour approach carries steady commercial and ferry traffic, so departure and arrival are handled by the captain as a matter of course; guests are free to treat the transit in and out of Port Olímpic as part of the calm rather than a logistical hurdle. Provisioning for a Sitges day or a longer Balearics itinerary can be arranged ahead of departure, with APA and fuel expectations set out clearly before booking so the scope of the charter is understood from the outset.